I don't know if I am in the right section, or if the question is too vague, but here's the frustration.
I'm an ambient kind of guy, I've created a LOT of tracks which I'm happy with generally. Some could do with better mastering, but on the whole they sound good to me. What's frustrating me is I want to put together an album or albums of these tracks. When I try to do this, I get lost in all the different tracks and the ones I think work together, after a few listens, I start changing my mind.
I also tried Landr demo, and was wowed with the difference in quality, and they have something on their site about help getting tracks to work together well. I've looked at Sononym which is great for organising tracks by pitch or other criteria.
Just some pointers to help. I'm not really considering it as a big launch thing, just for my own satisfaction really, and possibly to use to create albums for therapy (clinical).
Thanks in advance. Apologies also if I don't reply immediately, but I promise I will reply to any responses.
I'm an ambient kind of guy, I've created a LOT of tracks which I'm happy with generally. Some could do with better mastering, but on the whole they sound good to me. What's frustrating me is I want to put together an album or albums of these tracks. When I try to do this, I get lost in all the different tracks and the ones I think work together, after a few listens, I start changing my mind.
I also tried Landr demo, and was wowed with the difference in quality, and they have something on their site about help getting tracks to work together well. I've looked at Sononym which is great for organising tracks by pitch or other criteria.
Just some pointers to help. I'm not really considering it as a big launch thing, just for my own satisfaction really, and possibly to use to create albums for therapy (clinical).
Thanks in advance. Apologies also if I don't reply immediately, but I promise I will reply to any responses.
Statistics: Posted by bookofthoth — Tue Jan 30, 2024 2:31 pm — Replies 0 — Views 35